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The Voice Of Destruction (1940)

Author: Hermann Rauschning
Publisher: G. P. Putnam's Sons
Language: English
Call number: 27169
Book contributor: Universal Digital Library
Collection: universallibrary

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Reviewer: Herakleitos - - March 11, 2011
Subject: This book is a forgery
Swiss researcher Wolfgang Hänel declared in 1983, that »Gespräche mit Hitler« (the German title of The »Voice of Destruction« ) was a fraud and that the book has no value "except as a document of Allied war propaganda" and concluded that:
* Rauschning's claim to have met with Hitler "more than a hundred times" was a lie
* that the two actually met only four times, and never alone
* words attributed to Hitler were simply invented or plagiarized from many different sources, including the writings of Ernst Jünger and Friedrich Nietzsche; and an
* account of Hitler hearing voices, waking at night with convulsive shrieks and pointing in terror at an empty corner while shouting "There, there, in the corner!" was taken from a short story by French writer Guy de Maupassant (Le Horla).
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